- InZinc Mining (TSXV: IZN) to launch a diamond drilling program in early summer 2025 at its 100%-owned Indy Sedex project in British Columbia.
- The project is fully permitted for up to 60 drill holes over five years, highlighting promising zinc-lead-silver near-surface mineralization.
- Key drilling intercepts at the B-9 Zone show 10.0% zinc and lead, plus 16.2 g/t silver over 9.9m, with the zone open for expansion.
InZinc Mining Ltd. (TSXV: IZN) has received approval for a diamond drilling program set to commence in early summer 2025 at its 100%-owned Indy Sedex project, located 90 km southeast of Prince George, British Columbia. The project is strategically located with access to road, rail, power, port, and smelting infrastructure, and it is fully permitted for up to 60 drill holes over five years.
The B-9 Zone at the Indy project is notable for near-surface zinc-lead-silver mineralization, with drilling intercepts reporting up to 10.0% combined zinc and lead, and 16.2 g/t silver over 9.9 meters. This mineralization extends over 450 meters and remains open for further exploration. Additionally, a new high-contrast soil anomaly has been discovered 400 meters east of B-9, suggesting potential for further mineral resource extension.
The Indy project encompasses 200 square kilometers of land with extensive exploration potential. It includes 1100 line kilometers of airborne geophysics, over 6000 soil samples, and multiple exploration targets along an 11-kilometer corridor. Known as a southern analogue of the prolific Selwyn Basin, the project's sedimentary host rocks have shown correlation to this renowned geological belt, known for its significant accumulation of Sedex deposits.
InZinc Mining is well-capitalized for the forthcoming drilling activities and anticipates providing further details on the drill program as the start date approaches in June 2025. The company has also appointed Michael Westcott as Chairman of the Audit Committee to further strengthen its management team.
